However, if the HOA says no (like mine did) then you can’t. 3) Regulations on when you can start renting out your property - many condos do NOT allow short-term rentals like airbnb, vrbo, etc or any other endeavors that promotes business use of your home.

With the general chorus seemingly trying to promote more leverage, BRRR, and HELOCS or cash outs for further acquisitions, I was wondering whether there was a general consensus on when it is NOT considered a wise decision to cash out refi for the purpose of acquiring more properties, especially in this rising interest environment & near correction speculation. 

We are looking to collect all the "hustler"investors in our area to share the enthusiasm for investing with each other and to promote investing to the Millenial generation.

We are not allowed to self-promote due to BP rules, but I'm sure the many many forums that discuss us will help you make a decision on where to go.Let me know if I can help!

So far in my brief real estate experience I've encountered very polarizing viewpoints on lead paint. 

I am not trying to sell anything or promote myself. 

After that you can do the website and promote the place.

Not trying to promote my business. 

If the city council and planning folks ever get their head on straight, and start promoting job growth, it is poised to blow up.

@Patrick Liska The purpose of Bigger Pockets is not to promote myself, after 3,000+ posts, I don't recall mentioning my book.